COFFEE AND A FREE PRESS

Campaign brought in over $760 for local literacy programs

  • Feb. 5, 2015 8:00 a.m.
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Kimberly Vance-Lundsbye, left, MLA Donna Barnett, Noreen Beer, April Roberts, Lory Rochon, Mayor Mitch Campsall and Tim Hortons owner Steve McPhail volunteered to sell 100 Mile House Free Press newspapers for a donation on Reach A Reader Day on Jan. 29. Councillor Bill Hadden also collected donations in the downtown area. The local campaign brought in over $760 for local literacy programs.

Kimberly Vance-Lundsbye, left, MLA Donna Barnett, Noreen Beer, April Roberts, Lory Rochon, Mayor Mitch Campsall and Tim Hortons owner Steve McPhail volunteered to sell 100 Mile House Free Press newspapers for a donation on Reach A Reader Day on Jan. 29. Councillor Bill Hadden also collected donations in the downtown area. The local campaign brought in over $760 for local literacy programs.

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